5 QUESTIONS
TIMER: 60 SECONDS PER QUESTION
Which South American country won the very first FIFA World Cup in 1930?
Uruguay won the first FIFA World Cup, defeating Argentina in the final with 4-2.
Uruguay won the first FIFA World Cup, defeating Argentina in the final with 4-2.
Which Mexican striker won the league’s top-scorer Pichichi trophy four times while playing for Real Madrid?
Hugo Sánchez and his scoring skills led Real Madrid to win five consecutive Ligas and dominated Spanish football. Sánchez was also named the best footballer of the 20th century in North and Central America.
Hugo Sánchez and his scoring skills led Real Madrid to win five consecutive Ligas and dominated Spanish football. Sánchez was also named the best footballer of the 20th century in North and Central America.
True or False: In soccer, a "hat-trick" happens when a single player scores two goals in one match.
False. Any scoring of three goals in a game is a classic hat trick.
False. Any scoring of three goals in a game is a classic hat trick.
Which Argentine forward is widely considered one of the greatest players of all time?
In 2022, Lionel Messi led Argentina to their third World Cup and cemented his position as one of the greatest to have played the sport.
In 2022, Lionel Messi led Argentina to their third World Cup and cemented his position as one of the greatest to have played the sport.
Which stadium in Mexico City is one of only two venues in the world to have hosted two Men's FIFA World Cup Finals (1970 and 1986)?
Estadio Azteca, the iconic Mexico City stadium, has hosted some of soccer’s most legendary moments. In 1970, Pelé hoisted the World Cup trophy there for a third and final time. In 1986, it was the site of Diego Maradona's controversial "Hand of God" goal against England, scored on the way to his own championship win.
Estadio Azteca, the iconic Mexico City stadium, has hosted some of soccer’s most legendary moments. In 1970, Pelé hoisted the World Cup trophy there for a third and final time. In 1986, it was the site of Diego Maradona's controversial "Hand of God" goal against England, scored on the way to his own championship win.